Amateur Boxing Bill Presented to Legislature
A proposed law by Senator Wheeler would place all amateur boxing under a state commissioner with a deputy, creating licensing control, event oversight, and enforcement power. The measure shifts authority from the Amateur Athletic Union to the state, detailing duties, venue permits, and financial provisions for the official.
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Shang” Wheeler
Joseph Femaysick
Amateur Athletic Union
Charles Mo
Sehang
Tecetotore
7 Vty
Ucenses
Ure
Ane
Howe
Caen
Atletico Clan Missioner
Nse
Delaney Prepares New Defense For Maloney Rush In Boxing Bout
Heavyweight champion Jack Delaney trains in New York aiming to offset Jim Maloney s rush with an improved defense and offense. Ray Neuman joins Delaney as they box three hard rounds while Paolino Uzcudun faces a New York boxing commission hearing over an injury that postponed his Madison Square Garden bout with Knute Hansen.
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Delaney
Maloney
Paolino
Jim Maloney
Boston
New York
Jack
Tex Rickard
Johnny Risko
State Athletic Come Mission
Knute Hansen
Wisconsin
Madison Square Garden
Hansen
Tampa
Florida
Homer Smith
Haneam
Clevelama
Jack Delaney
the Garden
Maroney
Riske
Cleveland
Hornsby Plans Card Stock Sale Debated
Fragmentary notes show Hornsby aiming to sell card stock with opposition from Brenden and Annaise. References mention price signals, a proposed plan, and possible representation by a party or group. The scrambled text implies a public or organizational decision process and potential financial fallout. The exact details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Berienbachs Future and Boston Revival Reflections
Berienbach battles Delaney in top boxing and Striving rounds with resilience, then faces Ko and hard counters as he dominates and nears a title shot. The piece shifts to a tennis note on Mallory and historic figures, touching on sport legends, vigor of past clubs, and lingering fan devotion in Boston amid financial concerns and revival talk.
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Berienbach
Pew
Paul Herlenbach
Delaney
Hlm
Bertenbach
Itsko
Berenbach
Waden
Berlenbach
Mallory
Mira, Malory
United States
Mervek Browne
Malia
George Wichtrata
Hiasien Wiils
Mivgta
iHnesa
All Around Star Morrison Wins Second Big League Tryout
W Guy Morrison, a 29 year old right handed pitcher and all around athlete, signs with the Pittsburgh Pirates for a summer trial. He previously had a tryout with the Giants in 1923 and hails from De Pauw University where he coached three sports. Morrison led Idaho Falls to a league pennant in 1926 with 17 wins and 3 losses, 949 innings pitched and a .291 batting average. He played college sports at West Virginian Wesleyan College, captaining multiple teams and earning all state honors.
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Rarael
W. Guy Morrison
Pittsburgh Pirates
Morrison
Giants
Nemas
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw
Pirates
Idaho Falls
Crld
Speakers Career Revival Rumors Hit Philadelphia Dinner
Philadelphia and Washington AL clubs discussed hiring Tris Speaker after Commissioner Landis exonerated him and Ty Cobb from game fixing charges. Speaker indicated interest in baseball this summer after a Landis vindication statement and a dinner invitation from Eddie Collins. Clark Griffith also offered Speaker a spot with the Senators for next season.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Washington
Speaker
Veteran Athletica Association
Landis
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Mack
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
E. 5
Barnard
Landix
Tria
Indiana
Jack McAllister
Alexander Holds Out From Cardinals After 1926 Glory
St Louis Jan 27 Grover Cleveland Alexander, pitching hero of the 1926 World Series, remains a holdout as he refuses a renewed contract with the St Louis Cardinals at the same salary as last year. The St Louis Post Dispatch reports the information.
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ST. Louis
S T Louis Post Dispatch
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
Berlenbach Slightly Favored In Garden Bout With McTigue
New York January 27 Rival boxers Paul Berienbach and Mike McTigue prepare for a 12 round match at Madison Square Garden with Berienbach the slight favorite. Observers note McTigue appears more alert and ready to attack while Berienbach relies on his solid left hook. The winner could impact Tex Rickard's heavyweight elimination standings as the main bout leads into a 10 round semi final between Yale Okun and Eddie Huffman.
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New York
Paul Berienbach
Mike McTigue
Madison Square Garden
Experta
McTigue
Bertenbach
Gerlenbach
Jett
Paul
Tex Rickard
Yale Okun
Eddie Huffman
California
Hornsby Sues Card Owner Over Stock and Dividends
Loui Cardinals stalwart Rogers Hornsby sues Frama L. Moore for 70075 claiming advances and alleges back dividends on 1167 shares of Hornsby owned stock. Hornsby threatens to sue Breadon to force declaration of back dividends and seeks a 6 percent cumulative rate.
Seventeen relay races set for Millrose meet in New York
Seventeen relay races form the Millrose A. A. program at Madison Square Garden for the twentieth annual Inter track and field games next Wednesday evening. Teams include Haskell Institute Reston College Notre Dame Georgetown Harvard Virginia and Colgate entries with a host of match relays and two mile events attracting fans.
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New York
Millrose A. A
Madison Square Garden
Haskell Institute
Phillip Oslf
Lawrence Whitebird
Reston College
United States
A. C
Boston A. A
Chicago
A.A
Tienola A. C
Ita
Philadelphia
Chcago A. A
Vernon Ascher
Horace Witch
Alva Martin
Ray Kuas
Jack Ryder
Walter Mulvihny
Kkay Robertson
Eric Smit
Ndt
Eddie Blake
New York A. C
Alan Helftrich
Ed Roge
Roland Felis
Henry Koeischmann
Joe Campbell
Joe Eastow
Notre Dame
Tunney Leaves on Stage Tour With Promoters
World heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, flanked by Billy Gibson and Lilly Gene Tunney, departed by train for Spokane where he resumes a theatrical engagement. Gibson travels to Chicago with Tunney, while Lilly Tunney meets Jim Mullins in Chicago to discuss a potential title bout between Sammy Mandeli and Louis Kaplan.
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New York
Billy Gibson
Billle
Gene Tunney
Spone
Tunney
Spokane
Gibson
Chicago
Lilly
Jim Mullins
Windy City
Glyson
San Diego
Tex Rickard
Johnson Denies Criticizing Landis in Interview
Ban Johnson telegraphed the Associated Press denying a Chicago interview quote that he criticized Commissioner Landis and planned to retire as American League president. He said no statement was made yesterday and called the Chicago story absurd. The interview claimed he would return next week to “straighten things out.”
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Shicagno
Johnson
Associated Press
Landis
American League
Chicago
Kansas City
Hagenlacher Beats Hoppe In Exhibition Billiards Block
In Boston on January 27 Erich Hagenlacher defeated Wille Hoppe in the eighth block of a 3600 point exhibition match. Hagenlacher led 2218 to 1807, won the block 300 to 232 aided by a 231 point run in the second inning. Four blocks of 200 remain in the event.
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Boston
Erich Hagenlacher
Wille Hoppe
Hagenlacher
Columbia plans new stadium at Baker Field
Columbia University forms a committee under President Butler to study athletic policy and Baker Field development. The panel will examine facilities, finances, and programs to enhance outdoor sports and student health, aiming for an expanded gymnasium and boathouse supported by gifts.
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Columbia
Baker Field
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
George F. Saker
Butler
Baker Fleld
George F. Baker
Columbia University Association
Polo Grounds
Cornell
Syracus
League 10 sets title dates for 1927 champions
In Chicago on January dates for the 1927 world series and league title games were announced. The plan calls for a Monday meeting in New York of the American and National League schedule committees. Harridge and He ler are among the representatives, with club owners and executives from Boston and Chicago involved.
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Chicago
Jan
New York
Wilhridge
Harridge
Roth
Boston Red Sox
Harry Graiber
White Sox
Jamat Leas
John Heler
Barney Dreyfuss
Heav yweights Idle Too Long Claim
New York January 27. William Muldoon eighty one year old former trainer of John T Sullivan argues heavyweight champions must fight at least four times a year to stay competitive. He says lack of work, not overwork, has felled champions and criticizes Gene Tu rows for seeking fewer bouts and notes today’s challengers are the strongest in boxing history.
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Muldoon
Moore WaTee
Orioles
Isa
Boston
Tenney
Lowe Longant Coline
Cubs
Aes
Rai
Chance
Evers
Tinker
Steinfeldts
Melnnis
Collins
Barry
Baker
Hin Hender
Foombs
Pinnk
Su Beyies
New York
Wiliam Merdoon
State Athletic Commission
Pse Itty
Gene Tur Wan
S Mupsey
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Brooklyn
Paolino Uzcudun
Hornsby
Aberne Fur
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Miss Wile
Mrs. Mailory
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Bill Agin
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Guy Morrison
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Tris Speaker
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Mtigue
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Rogers
Cleveland Alexander
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Frama L. Moore
Horsy
Newport
Press
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Fahey
Brendon
Ife
Bdon
Hoppe
League 10
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